With the exception of one ‘nay’ vote, the Wilmington Town Board voted to pass a resolution to become a Climate Smart Community. This action has not been without controversy. Unfortunately, the people ...

The Louisiana Legislative Auditor released their annual management letter for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette on Monday. The report found some past issues had been resolved, that some repeat ...

Four restaurants received initial scores of 79 or lower from the Tennessee Department of Health in Cheatham and Robertson counties in May 2026. Violations included improper food storage and lack of ...

The Tennessee Department of Health recently issued low inspection scores to four restaurants in Cheatham and Robertson Counties. The Health Department gives restaurants with low scores a chance to ...

Wordle is still one of the most played games around the globe, which means many players are on the lookout for a bit of a boost when it comes to figuring out answers. If you don’t want to outright ...

Re: “Ex-con’s lawsuit seeks $290M” (Page A1, June 4). The injustice described by Jakob Rodgers in his June 4 article is a shameful legacy of our county. What Rodgers neglected to add, however, is that ...

Having trouble with today's Wordle? You're certainly not the only one! Following yesterday's challenging answer, MORPH, the New York Times continues to test players with another puzzling word. Whether ...

Struggling with today's Wordle? You're definitely not alone! Hot on the heels of yesterday's tricky answer, ALLOY, the New York Times is keeping players on their toes with yet another head-scratching ...

Logdotzip creates a Minecraft banner letter tutorial for Pocket Edition and Java players. AOC responds to JD Vance's stunning 2028 election prediction Map shows where record-breaking heat dome could ...

Napa Valley College is facing a severe budget shortfall. A major driver of this deficit is reportedly the underutilized River Trail Village housing project, which was built with a pricing model that ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — New York State is testing a new program in New York City that would force repeat speeders to install devices in their cars that physically limit how fast they can drive. The pilot ...